http://www.disneyfrontier.com/2007/11/27/eating-at-disneyland/ A Disney Blog Bringing you links to unique, interesting and fun Disney related sounds, videos and pictures. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:32:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://www.disneyfrontier.com/2007/11/27/eating-at-disneyland/#comment-256554 Josh Fri, 04 Jan 2008 14:39:49 +0000 http://www.disneyfrontier.com/2007/11/27/eating-at-disneyland/#comment-256554 Thanks Dave. The tip about the food only available at the park is good. That means, don't buy the McDonald's french fries. You'll pay more and they are the same as the McDonalds down the street. Thanks Dave. The tip about the food only available at the park is good. That means, don’t buy the McDonald’s french fries. You’ll pay more and they are the same as the McDonalds down the street.

]]> http://www.disneyfrontier.com/2007/11/27/eating-at-disneyland/#comment-253080 Dave Sat, 29 Dec 2007 14:38:22 +0000 http://www.disneyfrontier.com/2007/11/27/eating-at-disneyland/#comment-253080 Eating at the park is one of my favorite things to do; Monte Cristos at The Blue Bayou, Fried Chicken at the Plaza Inn, and Chicken Strips at Stage Door the Golden Horseshoe. Rarely do I buy a beverage though; the food is what makes the experience special, not the Coca-Cola brand drink. So, I usually do water. About the only "snack" I indulge is a Tinkerbell Twist over at the Fantasia Freeze...if you are ever in a crash and burn mode, ready to keel over from exhaustion, try one of those, as the sour watermelon/sour apple twisted together will pick you right up. The popcorn is also pretty good at the park too, especially if you get a fresh batch. I once bought an apple at a Main Street cart...never again. $1.50 was pretty high for the low quality fruit that I received. So, I would echo your sentiments about staying away from the beverages and snacks if you want to save money. I also try to limit myself to food that is only available at the park; if it is something unique to Disneyland, you don't feel so bad about paying a higher price. Eating at the park is one of my favorite things to do; Monte Cristos at The Blue Bayou, Fried Chicken at the Plaza Inn, and Chicken Strips at Stage Door the Golden Horseshoe. Rarely do I buy a beverage though; the food is what makes the experience special, not the Coca-Cola brand drink. So, I usually do water. About the only “snack” I indulge is a Tinkerbell Twist over at the Fantasia Freeze…if you are ever in a crash and burn mode, ready to keel over from exhaustion, try one of those, as the sour watermelon/sour apple twisted together will pick you right up. The popcorn is also pretty good at the park too, especially if you get a fresh batch. I once bought an apple at a Main Street cart…never again. $1.50 was pretty high for the low quality fruit that I received. So, I would echo your sentiments about staying away from the beverages and snacks if you want to save money. I also try to limit myself to food that is only available at the park; if it is something unique to Disneyland, you don’t feel so bad about paying a higher price.

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